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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-07

FyuIBITION AND SALE BY AUCTION.
The walls OF
THE BARKER AR GALLERY.
47AND 40 LiBERrf-Sr,
covered wltha
most remarkable collection or
MODERN PAIErIN GS,
and most cordial extended 10 AL
lovers art the gathering between the hours "
a. ~. ami y.
TIE SALE By AUCTION WILL TAKE PLACE
THURSDAY AND FRIDAY.
10 and IL. commencing ~ $50 p. M
The catalogue makes mention OF
ONE UUND.lED AND SEVESTf-ONE WORKS
by
ONE HUNDRED AND FORTY-EIGHr ARTISTS
Zach and every picture IN the collection
is worthy OF note by us and
attention by ConnOlsseurs
Send name catalogue (n0 charged -
GEORGE ]. BANKS. AuCuOneer. bAhAHH y W.
thirteenth Assembly District enrolled Republican voters
monthly meeting At Grand Opers HOUSE u"
this Monday evening al O'Clock ,.,>,, o-...,...
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-07
6periaI Notices.
William 4. Moore, Auctioneer.
MOORE'5 ART GALLERIE5s
200 FIFTH AVENUE.


AMERICAS PAINTINGS
belonging
NEWMAN r. MONTROsS,
of No. 1880 Broadway New-York,
and now first publicly exhibited Is composed oil RepresertS
tive selected by Mr. Montross directly from the studos
oi the following
LEADING ARTISTS:
Blashdeld O. Brown. - Church Bruce Crane. KENYON
Cox Carlson. Do Luce Jewey. eaton, X swain 1iIor,
George nness H. Bolton Jones Francis G. Jones' VIII H.
Low j. Francis Msrphy McCOrt. +. ID. Millet Thoinas
Moran shurtleh u. W. Tryon, REIN, Van BoskercA Nox
SALE WITHOUT RESERVE.
FRIDAY EVENING. MARCH II, ats O'CLOCK
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-07

TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1887-03-01
|Sabr9an9 49, 9nbuque, Soma 9kntag, bm l. ARr3 1887

trauii9en Oppoi1tion soB, bat er NIT Der
anberu ben patriotismus ber Maifen anses
fa@t. Das Rei@ barfte ni9t i9usIos ben
Mnsriffen zines neibii@en Na9barn preis
seseten werben, Iautete bic Parole. Bou=
LANCER brittle offenbar WieberuerseItuns,
unb tetn Meni& t6nne iasen, mann er ben
Sturm sesen Deuti@Ianb su entfefelu
sen6tbist iein werbe. go seIans es, obne
GdIi9uxs ber absesebenen Stimmen, cine
Mebrbeit far tas Septeunat suiammen3u.
trommeIu. DO9 bie Mebrbeit III tlein,
iebr Helm, ia ,Dir mS@ten iasen, nod frass
lid. go melt bas @eiuItat iett betarnt
III, unb fiber fnb bic 3ablen nod ni@t, 1T
bus grsebnis ber WabI fO!senbes unb gum
bsfern Werifdnbuib faseu MIR bic Stdrte
ber parteien, wie fie nod ber WabI pon
1884 Bis sur MuF0iuns bes 9sei9stass
waren, BET:
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1887-03-01
Vefesrap6iC@e 9epe(&en.
Deuti4I

Berlin, 81. Gebr. Ser bentis.
WabIlampf III, wie bie einsesansenen Bes
ri&te burtbun. NIT beiipielIoier Hartnddiss
teit aefabrt worben. Die Mufreaunq ers
reibte NIT anbre9enber Na&t ibren 6Sbes
punt. Tauienbe pon Weni9en i@aarten
ii@ um bie 3eitunsserpebitionen unb rifIen
ii@ um bic grtrabldtter. Ginger unb So,
iencleuer iollen bier NIT uebr ais II, 900
Stimrsi We5rbeit erwdbIt iein.
HerIin, %. Geb. Die In peri&iebes
men Wablbe3irten notbwenbis seworbenen
Sti9matlen werben an. 8. Mara absebal.
ten meyben.
@uboIf pon Bennisien 1T tn ben Rei9ss
tag sewablt uorben.
Wis bie NationalaeitunS mslbet, baben
tranaSfii&e So,ialiit iten.W .Weretne ein Mani.
feif an ibre @enoRen tn Deutl& l&lanb sert9.
tet unb I'D bamit IN ben beutf&en Wabls
tampf 9emil&t. Uerner baben einise Qos
gen ber au,erstanii&en @itter ber arbeit eiu
RarifeR srlafen rnb ben beuti9en 60,
aiaIlllm @eIbbetrdae sei&idt, - elm neue,
Bends bafar, bab ber Greibrief br 60
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1887-03-01

beiiimmt, baB bic Biid0fs pon Osuabrad
unb Nmburs aur grri&tuns BON Prieiiers
Semiharen bebufs ber wifenf&aftIi&en
Nusbilbaus ansebeuber @eiftIi&er erud&s
tist perSen. Giuwenbunseu sesen bic
aniaelruns BON Brieiiern iollen In iOI@en
JdQen suldBis feiu, no bie ganbibaten aus
priuaten ober politii9en @ranben unseeisz
net ert9einen. Ser Gntwurf entbdlt teine
Beftipmuus baraber. bab ber Staat sur
anbeuernbeu Beiesuns ber pfarrifelIen
se,wansen iein ioq, ebenio 1T bas frabere
@eies iber bic bis3ipIinarii&e 8eiarafuns
ber @siifli@en in ben gntwurf aufsenoms
men. Die erteu garasrapben ber Wais
seiess finb aufseboben. gsur ioI9en seifts
li@en Orben III bic Radtebr mad Yreuben
seiiattet. ueI9e fi9 einfa9 relisiSieu ober
@obItbdtisteits pFi9teu wibmen. Das
1T nod Ianse teine sdn3Ii&e Beenbisuns
bes gulturtampfes. Die r@ermania"
briast barauf, baB aud bic Ieste S9raute
ber Maiseiese faQe.
Cine Interchangeable Na&rt&t II bieies
uise. baB Deuti@Ianb In Mnertennuns BET
ibm neuerbinss pom papfe beDiefeneu
Greunbi@aft eiusewillist babe, bic @ole
eines DermittIsrs 3wii9en ber itaIienii@en
3esieruns unb bem gatitan au abernebs
men. Der Iestere i9ldst DOR, bab BET
leoninilde StabtibeiI unb bas swii9sn ben,
0atitan unb benz Weerssufer BET giuita
0ec9ia liesenbe @sbiet uls abiolutes Bei1ss
tbum benz Popfe 3uriidseSeben perbe.
Wie uieI Babres baran iff, mub bic 3eit
Iebren.
Sn Haris bat Der Nusfaa ber Doblen
gum brati&en Rei9stase IN gliab.e .eatbrius
gen stobartise Seniation beruorserufen.
Die 3eituns r9e Haris~ iaste bieferbalb {:
Die pon uns setrennten prouinaen gliab
unb 2otbriusen finb ibrer alien 2iebe treu
seblieben, MIR wanf&en ibneu ni@t nur
Slid, neiu mir bsusen uns por ibnen aus
A9tans far ben Mutb, ben ibre Barser
bewieien baben. Dir slauben, ibr pas
triotismus orb ba3u beitrasen, ben Grieben
au erbaIten, ba mir ni@t annebmen t6nnen,
baB Bismard feline Mrmeen wtrb porriiden,
IaFen, uenn er 3wei feinbli9e Yropin3en
TIM @aden bot.
Sn alien sroBen Stdbten
WroB6ritannieus nnb ber Golonien, mas
mentIi@ In Snbien besann am le. Jebr.
cine breitdsise sroBa,tise Teier anIdBli@
bes Rssierunsss sSubildums Der R6nisin
Vietoria. Nus bieiem Mrlab wurben cine
sroBe an3obl @efansener weseu giuiI.
unb WiIitdrUerseben beffraft, freiselaifeu
unb ionifise Yerbre9er amneifirt. Mbenbs
fanben Suuminationen unb Geuerwerte
ftatt.
Derbt Batter Bat, ,uie ein Eeles
sramm uelbet, In Grwiberins ber uon
China erbaItenen freunbli&en antrdse ben
Cardinal Simeoni beauftrast, cine Con.
pention be3asli& Der Si&eruns uolftdnbis
ger Treibeit Der tatbcIii@en MiiFonen unb
Ginwobuer In gbina. ausauarbeiten. Die
Vori4ldse sinsen bereits am 20. Gebruar
nod petin ab. Muf Granfrei& nimmt Der
IL. Batter wenis @adf&t mebr unb fat es
aud pobl ni&t n0tbis. Die feinbieIise
6altuns Der rabitaIen Rammer tann wobl
ni@t j@ltumer werben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1887-03-01
Total Der Mbseorbneten. 1897

Iotal Der Nb9eorbneten. 1897 397
Aus bieien 3abIeu sebt beruor, baB bie
geationalliberalen bie srSBten @ewinne
aufsuwsiieu baDen. Die sr6Bten Verluife
baben bic Deuti9 Jreifinnisen auf3uweis
fen, bic san3e partei III serrieben worben
unb ibre Gnbdnser sinsen tbeils gu ben
geationalliberaIen iiber, tbeiIs Iieferten iie
bas Waterial au ben Graetionen Der Smpe.
riaIiifen unb Der NeusDeuti&s 9iberalen.
Das Centrum Fat In ber 9auptmubl nur 8
Site einseblbt, unb ba ibm uorausii@tIi9
bte Sti&wablen nod cine Mn3abl Mbseorb.
meter 3ubrinsen, 70 wirb es bis auf bret
ober pier Mann wieber poq i'm Mei9stase
eri@einen. Mertwarbis IN ber AbfalI Der
Soeialiifen. Sbnen bleibem pon "a Sisen
nur mebr 4. Dabet III bic 3abI be, iocias
Iifii9en Stimmseber eri9redli@ sefaie.
gen. Ser @runb liest barin, baB bie ionif
slei9saItisen Wdbler .beraustameu.1 Bet
ber Iestne 0fei@stasswabI ftimmten SO
prog. Der DabIbere9tisten. Settle @o@e
u,0sen es wobI 10 unb uiellei@t 80 Yro3.
sewefen fein.,
aus obsisen @abI. grsebniffen IT nod
ni9t tIar su ieben, ob Bismard cine Wsebrs
beit fir bas Septannat bat. @s tommen
~ uieIerIei Gaetoren in's Spiel, ais baS
man bas i'm goraus iasen t6nnte. @abrs
i9etnIi9 entbaIten fi@ bic gIiaB Sos
tbrinsen ber @abI, uieIlet&t aud
bic Nolen, einseIne gentrumsIeute mSs
gen iosar far bas Septennat films
men. Der telegraph bebauptet. bic Mebrs
beit 3dble 5, aber bic Sti9wabIen t6nnten
bieie Mebrbeit Iei9t perui@ten, wenn fle
iberbaupt ba 1T. Cine Nsittelpartei III
ni9t sei@affen werben, bas seiseu obise
3iffern ,iemli@ fiber an.
@dnsIi& mibsIadt III bie Sprensuns
bes gentrums, elmer ber 2ieblinsspIdne
Bismards. Eros Der GdIi@uns bes Sacos
bini'i9en Briefes, trotbem man Elm priuas
tes S&reibeu 3u sffentIi&en 9weden mib.
brau@te, trosbem man alle 9anbrdtbe, bic
ie einen fatboIii@en Eaufi&ein batten, ais
ganbibateu aufftellte, trosbem man ben
3weifelbaft tatbolii&en MbeI, ia trotbem
man Bii&6fe 3u @ablsweden su benusen
iu9te. III bas tatbolii&e Bolt benz Gems
trum treu seblieben; Is bat se3eist, baB
es polles Wertrauen In Winbtborif bate
urb nod bat. e bat 9eusnib elmer poIis
tii@sn @eife abseIest, wie fe nod tein
anberes Bolt unb teine anbere partei bes
wieien. gs bat seseist, bab es gang
senau weib. pie melt bie Wsa&t ber air&e,
unb wie melt bie bss Staates sebt. Den
beuti@en tatboIii&en Wdblern sebabrt bie
Saline. . Rdnben wtr bisr, itdnben bic
Tran3oien, bie StaIiener aaf FOLDER Stufe
politf@er grsiebuns, wie baIb iollte. NIT
bem i9aaIen 2iberalismus aufserdamt
iem. geur tm tleinen HeIsien wihen bic
&atboliten faif ebenio senaa, mas iie
wollen, aIs Ia Deuti&Ianb.
ueber bas neue air&eaeeist, bas am
Moatas .. %. benz prenbti&en 1erren.
baaie sorseIest worben II, ldbt R& ni&t
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1887-03-01
8eIsien.

2onbon, a3. Gebr. Sn ToIse bes far
bic beutf@e @esieruns sanRisen Musfalles
ber beutf9en Nei@stasswablen bat bic
Stimmun9 an ben eiiropdii@en D6rien an
Geitisfsit iebr Sewonnen.
2onton, 2S. Gebr. giner omtli&en
Oepef@e aus gannes 3ufolse fat bort bas
Grbbeten feinen S9oben an 2eben unb
Gisentbum anssri&tet, aber g berri@t nod
srobe 0efarjun9.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1887-04-14

The Blood Indians have left their
reservation, and are now committing
,lepr.,la,ions on the Naria~ and Teton.
as will be seen 10y letter from Clark
Tinaley. in another column. There Is
some possibility OF their extending
the raid into the Judith Basin. and IN
ease hey do their reception should tie
ANYTHING but cordial. This region has
suffered greatly in the past three years
bv Indian n,arau,iers, and there should
be an organized effort made To deal
out speedy justice to this class OF
thieves. The warning comes early IN
the season and il the military l. pow
eress to accomplish anything. settlers
should take the matter in their own
hands. The passes along the noun
tain ranges should he watched a.
closely as possible, and when Indians
are seen they should be pursued to
their reservations ii necessary. Last
summer there was no harmony OF
action and the pursuit OF Indians was
left to one or two determined men.
The military order don't iuto' should
he di-recar,lcl among civilians, and IA
pop taken at every rcd devil caught
x, ealing horses. Patience has ceased
to be a virtue.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1887-04-14
CHICAGO ELECTION.


CHcAGO. April G.-tomneniing on
A, lac result of Yesterdays election. the
Times Inlependent Denocrat1 says:
The people OF Chicago have gwen their
answer in no uncertain tones to the
brazen demand of the ilaymarket
handit for ~ surrender oil the ntiiiic-
ipal government into their blood
stained hands. The candidate Of the
red flag barbariln- for the mayoralty
has been defeated 10y a majority ap-
proximaiing 2S,Vo, and his associ-
ates on the city and wnticket> have
suffered like righteous fate. The re-
suit is II magnificent triumph for the
intelligence and conscience OF Chicago.
1t * Il splendid vindication OF the
pat riotism, the common sense and the
sturdy manhood of the great MASSES
of her people. II is a crushing rebuke
to he deinagogleS and tricksters oil
the Carter Harrison type, who, ia
promote their unhallowed ambition
AMI lust of power, have been dallying
with lawlessncs> and drilling with the
safety. the prosperity and the good
name OF this community. 1t is u no
iice to the world that the tide OF bar
bariSm. which threatened to sweep
away the safeguards of property and
personal rights in this great city, cul-
minated in the bloody massacre OF the
Haymarkei, and that with the col
lapse of the rotten dynasty, whose
criminal folly and reckleSsncss first
opened channel for its foul waters.
Chicago il once more on high AMI solid
ground, secure against the threatened
humiliation.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1887-04-14
Arbor Day Proclamation.

Governor Leslie, in accordance with
the recent enactment of the legislature
has issued the following proclamation
dated April I'd:
In pursuance to the provisions OF
an act of the legislative assembly, EN-
titled IAN act TO encourage tree
planting and arbor-culture in Mon
tana." approved 2Sth of February,
1887. do hereby set apart and des-
ignate the third Tuesday 9th day.
of May rs Arbor Day, for the year
1887. and declare the same to he a
legal holiday. exhort and earnestly
recommend that all the people be pre-
pared and spend the day in planting
trees. shrubs and vines. and adorn
and beautiiy the homes, cemeteries,
highways. public grounds and land
scapes in this territory. ] also APP
peal TO all teachers having in charge
public schools, and request that they
cultivate the taste and encourage the
youth in their care to 90 forth on that
day in the pleasures OF decorating and
!ree-planting.
In testimony whereof ! have here
unto set my hand and caused to- bs
affixed the great seal of the territor,
of Montana. II. III. LESLIE.
by the Governor,
WM. b. WEBB, Secretary.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1887-04-14
Eor.hwc stern indians on the War Faith.

Especial to the independently
Err. BENTON, April 6.-Mr. q. W.
Frields, superintendent of the Wal
rand Ranch Company ut Mcleod. ar
rived in the city to-day. lie says the
Blood Indians are on this side OF the
line i'm great numbers, and that the
authorities in the mort Invest are
making the most strenuous efforts
to prevent them leaving their
reservations. II is well known that
numbers of our own Indian--lie,lns
are with them, and their object is un.
doubtedly to steal horses and kill
those who may oppose them. 1t will
he well for the stockmen in this vicin-
ity and in the Judith and Mus>cilshell
regions to he on the lookout. At
Fort Conrad it was reported that
John Spencer's horses had all been
stolen and the cabin raided. lnspec-
tor Watts was at Conrad, but left for
the Sweet Grass country yesterday
Indian Agent Pocklinston, agent fol-
the Blood Indians, had done every
thing in his power to prevent the In
dams from crossing tl,e line, and the
mounted police have secuted the
country clear to the boundary line to
turn the Indians back, but without
avail We would suggest that il
would he in order for the troops on
this side OF the lire to turn out nm,
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1887-04-14

Major Maginnis and wife returned to
their many friends in Helena yesterday.
The major is entitled to the deserved
distinction that while in Washingt on
he worked hard as layman. so to
speak, for the territorial interest, and
anybody familiar with the results will
not question the effectiveness of his
work. His acquaintance among mem
beers is large and his influence among
them unreasonable, as all MOntanians
there during the session have had
OCCASION to know.--Inlependent.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1887-04-14

Tite Interstate commerce law Is now
being put in force and there is squirm-
ing and Kicking from the Atlantic to
the Pacific oceaa, and from many diff
ferent sources. The long and short
haul feature seems to give the greatest
dissatisfaction, and II protest has
come up from the south that has
caused the commission to allow exist
ing rates to he maintained for the
present. The law will demonstrate
how difficult il is to legislate for TIA.
management Of railroads on II gisan'i,
scale. Instead OF being remedial it Is
likely to prove hardship.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1887-04-14

Our postmaster is in receipt of the
following letter from Fort Benton.
dated April Sth:
MR. NIvIAN-DearS ir:-Please notify
the people in your neighhorhood that
the entire Blood tribe Is now raiding
Montana with the avowed purpose ot
stealing horses. One man has been
murdered on the Teton and II number
OF horses stolen on the Marias. Your
part of the country will most likely
suffer from IL raid in the next few
days. Very respectfully yours.
CIAtN TiSGIEy.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1887-04-14

Probably no other man in Montana
could have been selected for the presi-
dency Of the Montana Central Rail
road, who, all things considered, Is us
well fitted for that Responsible and
honorable position rs Cole. \ Broad
water. \ man Of untirins energy and
rare executive ability, he is at the
same time more thoroughly acquainted
with the resources Of the country
iravarsed by the Montana Central
than perhaps ANY other man. lie
also knows the people OF Montana.
well and is one OF the most popular
men in the TERRITORY, being addressed
almost invariably III Broad" by all
his acquaintances. One 0f the leading
men of Montana in past enterprises,
and among the foremost of those who
are 10 hasten Tor ~. development al
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1887-04-14

Notice H. hereby given, that in pursuance
of AN order oi the Probate Court oi the
County Of Meagher. Territory Of Montnna.
made ON the lUth day III September. \. u.
1856. in the matter of the estate ri Wn.
u. smith. decreased. the undersigned adj
mnistrator 81 the estate of said de-
ceased, will sell at public auctinu
to the highest bidder. for cash lawful
money of the United States. on Mon
day. the seco,d day oi May. A, ~.
1887. at o'clu,h p. M, at the front door
of the billiard hail known as Mason y
place" ia the town oi I.ewistOwu, in Fer
gus county, tn, following property, being
an the property Of said estate to-wit:
Lot numberi1 in block 3D." together
with frame binding with canvas roof sit
uated on said bit. and an undivided one
hall interest inthe following property: The
northeast onethird of lot number six and
twelve and twcthird feet off Of the south
west side of lotrumber seven, both lots in
block "a" Man street, making "a piece of
ground twenty six feet front by one hundred
feet deep, according to the plat Of the town
of Maiden, tosther with the log building
situated uponthe said grouud and hereto
fore known n, the Hunter * Company
Billiard Hall. All Of the said property sit
uated in the town Of Maiden, county Ol
Fergus, territry Of Montana.
Also one illiard table complete; one
pool table cosplete; six bar-room chairs,
one round tale, one two light chandelier,
three side-lan,s, two bar lamps, one chain
lamp, four ba:bottles, three fancy bottles,
| fourteen whisk, four champagne and four
lemonade glasses, two sets of poker chips
| (about 700 oe sugar bowl (silver top,
| two mirrors.
:. q. SHARPLEss.
| Administrator Of the estate Of William
/ ID. Smith, deceased.
Dated mt Lwistown, this 18th day 81
April, 1897.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1887-04-14
TINE GRAND JvRY'S REPORT.

ON the first page of the ARGUS VIII
be found the report of the first grand
Jury empanelled in Fergus county. II
was composed OF men above the aver
age in intelligence ANA representing the
varied and permanent industries of our
new county. Taking The judge sch'rge
for something NOR, than empty words,
they commenced their labOrs with II
determination to bring to the surface
some OF the evils and evil doors that
have accumulated and allowed to
exist unmolested in our midst. That
their work has been thorough is self
evident. While it may appear to the
public that they have gone to lar IN
some instances, it should he remem-
bered that they brought their indict-
mcnts upon evidence with which the
public j. not familiar, the strength of
which can only he determined when
the accused are brought into court for
trial. In one instance, in particular,
was the public shocked ut the severity
of the Indictment, and it should have
been based on the strongest testimony,
not only fulsome rs to detail, but the
character and ability OF witnesses duly
considered. Otherwise, burden OF
costs will he placed upon the county
and the defendant unnecessarily. say
ing nothing of the odium of n serious
charge. But i'm this matter the public
should reserve its censure.
The examination OF the Jail as rela
ted IN the report shows anything but
a healthy condition of affairs, and
calls for speedy remedy.
The report in regard to the condl
ton OF the books Of our county OIL
GERS was very creditable.
Justices OF the peace receive another
rebuke, all OF which will he beneficial
in the future.
Our county commissioners get {
scoring on one or two of their appoint
ments. The wording of the repor
nj TINS point ni'Sn, H't" o'O !" '''''
that the commissioners appointe'
deputy sheriifs, which is done by tin
sheriff himself. But it applies to tn
. appointment OF constables and jus
: tees. Our commissioners have bee
; governed by petitions to some exten
, in appointing justices. But petitio
! should have no weight when n man
VIGOROUSLY unfit for an Office. I'll
petition OF taxpayers should Away
he considered first where there al
two or more offered.
ON the out side it may appear tina
: the new county of Fergus Is I'll
, abode OF criminals and law breaker
: but such is not the case nor will
u become such ii our people will aid
= the enforcement of the laws and pla'
reputable citizens in positions OF trus
: The work OF the grand jury will hay
II wholesome effect on the future m
II it is to he hoped the next one chos'
will he composed oi ms good materia
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1887-04-14

N:w YoRH. April Ga special to
the Mail and Expressfrom ContOcook,
y. H.. says: Distinct earthquake
,remors terrified the inhabitants of
this place to-day. Vibrations came
from the east and loud detonations
were heard like Chaps OF thunder. The
cracking OF frozen ground and the
breaking of ice in the ponds added to
the noise. The shock lasted about a
minute. Houses were Jared and
a aha Ff 1ps 81 x sSiVf fo i" fHS S
their beds.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1887-04-14

Estate of .ichael McDonough, deceased:
Notice is herby given by the undersigned,
administrair of the estate 81 Michael
McDonough. deceased, to the creditors Of
and all persos having claims against, the
said deceasd. to exhibit them, with the
necessary vuchers, within four months
after the TIT publication Of this notice.
To the said administrator at his office at
Lewist own, he same being the place for
the transact,n of the business Of said es-
tate, in the Dunty of Fergus territory OF
Montana.
SAMUEL W. DARLING.
Administh tor Of the estate Of Michael
McDonougl deceased.
Dated adewistown. NJ. T.. March -
A. H., ISIS.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1887-04-14

PROVIDENCE, X. L.. April 6.-rhe
whole democratic ticket is elected en-
cept secretary of state. McGurness
dem has II plurality, but the repub-
lean legislature will place the present
incumbent and nominee of the party,
Alderman, in office. As far as can be
asccrtained the house stands "a repub-
Leans and 20 democrats; senate. Is
republicans and 10 democrats. with
four citie, and townsto lie heard from.